Rhynchostele stellata Andreettaea protect the foliage from intense

protect the foliage from intense or direct afternoon sun

Best grown in a well-draining bark-based mix or directly in the ground in frost-free climates

A fragrant epiphyte from the cloud forests of Central America and northern South America

This extraordinary aroid is a climbing species of Philodendron known for its serpentine growth pattern and exceptional adaptability

The sculptural floral structure makes it a prized species among collectors

Rhynchostele stellata Andreettaea protect the foliage from intenseA graceful epiphyte from Mesoamerican cloud forests, bearing solitary flowers on slender erect scapes with a perfectly open, star shaped silhouette true to its name stellata. The narrow, lanceolate sepals radiate outward in sharp contrast to the oversized, deeply fimbriate lip, creating a dramatic interplay of form and texture. Light: 5070% shade cloth; bright indirect light. Adequate light encourages strong pseudobulb development and reliable